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What’s Pulling Santa’s Sleigh?

When Thanksgiving dinner is over, many people begin to look forward to what Santa will bring. Santa’s reindeer pull his

When you think about Christmas, Santa is often one of the first things you associate with the holiday. Santa is

One mysterious movie that offers a few laughs along the way is “Clue.” It’s a movie with a group of

A study by researchers at the Carnegie Institution for Science located in Stanford, California, suggests that enough energy for the

You’ve probably heard expressions about things happening once in a blue moon or that there might be a red moon

Most people use a phone or a computer to send messages or contact people instead of writing. There is a

One of the things that you probably won’t see if you chance to look at the sun is a solar

Did you know, that of the 1,700 seed banks worldwide, the Svalbard Global Seed Vault is the largest?Funded entirely by

Outer Space Gone Wrong: Space Travel Disasters According to Hollywood movies, outer space is a terrifying and dangerous place. It’s a

Mammoths of Wrangel Island Outlived Other Mammoths We’re all familiar with the woolly mammoth: a typical African elephant, covered in